2020: Started three games in the outfield… Scored runs in wins over Santa Clara and Hofstra.

2019: Appeared in 32 games and started 28… Sixth on the team with a .296 average… Batted .355 in 15 Ivy League games… Had a six-game hitting streak midseason… Co-recipient of the Andy Van Etten Award, bestowed upon the player or players who represent the ideals of Yale Softball that go beyond statistics.

High School: All-state selection as a senior at Valparaiso High School… Indiana All Star… Named All Area and All Conference… Indiana Top 100 selection… Led team in hits, runs scored and extra base hits… Batted .459 with a .571 on base percentage, .744 slugging percentage and 1.292 OPS… Did not commit and error… Two-time team captain.

Travel: Played for New Lenox Lightning, who finished fifth at the 2017 ASA A Nationals and were the 2017 and 2018 Chicago Metros champions.

Personal: Mother, Suzanne, played Division I basketball… Father, Donald, was an All-American in men’s professional fastpitch softball.

Why Yale? “Because of its prestigious academics and Division I sports. Yale was my number one choice, and as soon as I met the coaches and players, I knew that I wanted to call it home for the next four years.”